Finally v11.0 Released.!: Page 5 - Enhance Control Panel

Finally v11.0 Released.!

MediaServe

MarkD Well that's the same place where I found the endpoint to use, but still doesn't show info about the other params needed. Like I said:

I might not be the most adept at exploring the Enhance api endpoints... (ha ha)

mike

Apart from the DKIM issue, no one mentioned the new icons 😬

DracoBlue

mike The icons are a plus in my opinion, but I found several UI/UX issues that I have already reported.

Vortex

mike preferred old 🫣

slimx

Okay so im holding out for a fix from enhance 🙂 @Adam give me the good news man come onnnn lol

Nickske00

Just updated to 11.0.1 and appcd 3.0.3 (from 10.8.6) and dkim is still enabled on domains that had it on before the update.

mendozal

xyzulu Did you manage to stop postfix using this? In my case it keeps coming up after a few seconds. Maybe it's being restarted by another process.

xyzulu

mendozal I ended up doing : apt remove postfix
.. as I had the same issue with it still restarting despite being disabled.

mendozal

xyzulu I just tried this and it works too: systemctl mask postfix

It seems appcd was restarting the service.

Jul 2 17:09:40 enhance-panel appcd[793]: [2024-07-02T21:09:40Z ERROR appcd::mail_server_monitor] Unable to connect to postfix, restarting

Jul 2 17:09:40 enhance-panel appcd[719938]: Failed to restart postfix.service: Unit postfix.service is masked.

xyzulu

mendozal Yeah, I did have a brief ticket with Adam about this as well. He indicated their behaviour (postfix monitoring and restarting) will be improved in a future update.

DracoBlue

Appcd 3.0.4
3rd July 2024

Fixed

Messages sent with an mixed or uppercase envelope from would bypass the user level whitelist/blacklist.
File manager would fail to load directories named “api” when Openlitespeed or Litespeed was deployed on the control panel server.
Poor performance when fetching the SSL list for a website with a very high number of mapped domains.

8Dweb

DracoBlue Updated via Ansible script, everything went well, and update was quick across the cluster.

kyzoeadmin

8Dweb Would you be able to share the ansible script?

MarkD

Here is our playbook for updating appcd only (we use a sudo config)

- hosts: all
  become: true
  become_user: root
  tasks:
    - name: Update apt repo and cache
      apt:
        update_cache: true
        force_apt_get: true

    - name: Upgrade all packages
      apt:
        name: "appcd"
        state: latest
        force_apt_get: true

8Dweb

`---

name: Update servers running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
hosts: all
become: yes
gather_facts: yes

tasks:
- name: Check if the server is running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
  shell: lsb_release -rs
  register: ubuntu_version
  changed_when: false
- name: Update package lists
  apt:
  update_cache: yes
  when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']
- name: Perform dist-upgrade
  apt:
  upgrade: dist
  when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']
- name: Reboot the server if necessary
  reboot:
  when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']`

8Dweb

Hmm, sorry, thought I did that as a code block.

ivansalloum

8Dweb

name: Update servers running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
hosts: all
become: yes
gather_facts: yes

tasks:

name: Check if the server is running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
shell: lsb_release -rs
register: ubuntu_version
changed_when: false
name: Update package lists
apt:
update_cache: yes
when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']
name: Perform dist-upgrade
apt:
upgrade: dist
when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']
name: Reboot the server if necessary
reboot:
when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']`

adil

8Dweb

---
- name: Update servers running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
  hosts: all
  become: yes
  gather_facts: yes

  tasks:
    - name: Check if the server is running Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 24.04
      shell: lsb_release -rs
      register: ubuntu_version
      changed_when: false

    - name: Update package lists
      apt:
        update_cache: yes
      when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']

    - name: Perform dist-upgrade
      apt:
        upgrade: dist
      when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']

    - name: Reboot the server if necessary
      reboot:
      when: ubuntu_version.stdout in ['22.04', '24.04']

kyzoeadmin

Thank you all so much.

slimx

I made the upgrade today. All is working perfectly it's been 24 hours 🙂
DKIM was all good too.

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